Manufacturer Seeks Tax Breaks for Expansion
The company feels that incentives will be needed to make the project financially comparable to expansion at other sites in the southern U.S., Mexico or Asia.
Read More »Pratt & Whitney Invests Heavily in Engine Production
The new facility is huge, though some employees remember when the operation was little more than five people in the corner of a building.
Read More »One For The Money
A closer look at the Project One hybrid that Mercedes-AMG unveiled this week at the Frankfurt Auto Show, which can generate 11,000 RPM and 700 horsepower from a 1.6-liter V6 engine.
Read More »Space Garbage Collection Advances Miniaturization Potential
With sizes that range from as small as a softball to as large as a bus, there are about 20,000 pieces of space junk that could do some serious damage to vehicles, astronauts, and satellites.
Read More »July Sets Record for U.S. Job Postings
The highest number of job openings were posted in construction and manufacturing, both of which have long been mired in a skills gap that has driven demand and wages up.
Read More »Aluminum Production Drops Even as Prices Rise
A recent report shows that U.S. aluminum production has decreased by more than 50 percent over the last 3-1/2 years.
Read More »BMW Looking to Transform the E-Vehicle Experience
Combining the efficiencies of an electric vehicle with BMW’s design legacy and vehicle-handling technology could reshape the expectations and persona of electric vehicles.
Read More »Learning from Lamborghini
In addition to its unmistakable power and style, Lamborghini’s latest vehicle offers some key takeaways that could impact automotive engineering on the less exotic front.
Read More »Killing or Curing Cells with Nano-Sized Drills
The action taken by these molecules will depend on the cell’s status as either curable or part of a larger disease, such as cancer.
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